NEWS & EVENTS
APT Stands Together
Upcoming Events
MAY 15-24 PERSONAL EMAIL
State Council Elections
MAY 16-20 PERSONAL EMAIL
APT Elections: Treasurer/Secretary
MAY 21
Rep Council
MAY 23
MAY 31 - JUNE 2
CTA State Council
JUNE 13 and 27
JULY 3-7
JULY 24-28
MEMBER SPOTLIGHT
Teacher of the Year: Kevin Kiyoi
Please join us in congratulating APT member, and Amador Valley High School Computer Science teacher Kevin Kiyoi, PUSD and Alameda County 2023-24 Teacher of the Year!
Mr. Kiyoi has served PUSD for 20 years as a math and computer science teacher at Amador Valley High School. He is currently the lead teacher for Amador’s Instructional and Communication Technology career technical education (CTE) pathway. Mr. Kiyoi has been an invaluable mentor to new computer science teachers and helps lead CTE collaboration across the District.
W.H.O. We Honor Our Own
Sam Weaver
Sam is a strong advocate for APT members. He is a proud product of Pleasanton Schools and now teaches AP Government & AP Macroeconomics to Amador Valley High School students. Sam has been a Site Rep and is currently serving as our Vice President. He has worked diligently to update our standing rules and bylaws.
Lisa Highfill and Sherry Doyle present at CTA and CaRS conferences:
Special Education and HyperDocs
Case Management and Curriculum Design
Karen Lord-Eyewe Represents
Amador's Spanish teacher, Mstra. Lord-Eyewe, represents her colleagues from Pleasanton and across the state through multiple elected and appointed roles. Karen has been a State Council representative for CTA for eight years and is the Chair of the Professional Rights and Responsibility Committee. She is also a CTA Member Lobbyist, working on behalf of her fellow educators to improve teaching and learning conditions. An elected California delegate for the NEA Representative Assembly, she will carry the voice of her members to establish national policy.
Cal State East Bay Distinguished Alumna Award: Christie Carnahan
A dual-immersion kindergarten teacher at Valley View Elementary and former Teacher of the Year, Ms. Carnahan was a first-generation college student. She has a passion for science, technology and literacy. and is one of 1200 SMART Exemplary Educators across the world. "I feel like I have broken the chains of illiteracy and bondage that have plagued my family for generations,” she said, “...the women in my family’s story has changed.”
School Matters...Schools Matter
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